TGIMBOEJ withdrawal & deposit

Tgimboej Given
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The great internet migratory box of electronic junk passed through the hands of our own Gareth Branwyn -

For The Great Internet Migratory Box of Electronic Junk (TGIMBOEJ). Here is some of what I added to the box (code-named: Yokohama).

This is fun! (And yes, I suck as a photographer. Taken with my phonecam.)

No worries Gareth, looks good from here! But what was taken from the great box? -

Tgimboej Taken

Wow, looks like a good haul - perfboards, toroids, and matrix - oh my!
- Gareth makes offerings to TGIMBOEJ & TGIMBOEJ booty


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Posted by: Gareth Branwyn on May 30, 2008 at 9:30 AM

This thing was totally fun to participate in. I used to do mail art in the 80s/early 90s and this reminded me of that. I was so thrilled when the TGIMBOEJ showed up on my doorstep. Keeping with the mail art theme, I'm going to *improve* the box before sending it on its way.


Posted by: John Baichtal on May 30, 2008 at 10:44 AM

I enjoyed playing with the Quito box...

http://www.nerdage.net/2008/05/great-internet-migratory-box-of.html

If anyone is interested in participating, you can add your name to the wiki at tgimboej.org.


Posted by: Dave on May 31, 2008 at 7:18 AM

"Passaround"

We have been doing this for years in our hobby group. We call it a "passaround".

You can do it for parts, projects, finished items, reviews, etc. You could even coordinate the purchase of an item jointly by the group which is then given away to someone in the group using a lottory method.


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